DAILY CAPITAL JOUltXAL, SALEM, OllKGOX, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1010
PAGE FIVE
f SALEM
BUILDING
I RECORD
(Continued from Page 4.)
Hackeson, Mr., corner 2nd and B
Sts. Cottage, ?1,200.
Heltzel, Jas. G., 23rd St., near
Court. Dwelling, $1,500.
Jonjes, Ralph R., No. 400 N. 18th.
Bungalow, $3,000.'
Jones, T. D., State St., uear 24th.
Dwelling. $1,300.
Jorj. H. S., corner Bush and S.
Commercial. Cottage, $900.
Jones, Mrs. M. A., Salem Heights.
Dwelling, $2,500.
Johnson, Chas., No. 2395 Maplo
Ave. Cottage, $500.
John Hughes Co., The, No. 130 S.
High St. Improvements, $3,500.
John Hughes Co., The, State St.,
near High St. Improvements,
$2,500.
Jones, Will F., No. 792 N. lGth
St. Dwelling, $2,800.
Jones. Will P., 792 N. 16th St.
Windmill, $450.
Keene, W. M., Asylum Ave., be
tween 18th and 19th. California
Bungalow, $2,000.
Keyes, W. E., Center St., near
14th. Cottage, $1,300.
Kreuger, Albert, West Salem.
Cottage, $1,200.
Kurtz, Fred, S. High,. Bungalow,
32,000.
Krlesel, R. C, 14th & Mill Sts.
Dwelling, $3,000.
Kissllng, P., No. 1031 Union St.
Dwelling, $1,800.
Kennon, Otis C, S. Liberty, near
Hush St. Dwelling, $2,500.
J. H. Koltes 1595 State. Cot
tage, $1,800.
Kloepping, H. H., No. 1466 Court.
Dwelling, $3,000.
Kyle, Mrs. J. G., No. 1281 State.
Dwelling, $3,500.
Klein, A., 1145 Leslie St. Im
provements, $500.
Klein, A., No. 1140 Oak St. Dwel
ling, $2,000.
Klein, A., No. 1130 Oak St. Dwel
ling, $2,000.
Kurtz, F., corner S. .Church and
"Trade Sts. Apartment House.
36,000.
Kooreman, J., S. High, near
"Washington St. Dwelling, $1,400.
Kc-escher, George, Fair Ground
.Road, near Highland Ave. Barn,
:$250.
Koescher, George, Pair Ground
.Road, near Highland Ave. Dwell
ing, $1,000.
Kaiser, A. E., Union St., near
Water. Cottage, $1,200.
A. G. MAGERS, Proprietor
Something To Be
Thankful For
The Standard Liquor Co,
Is thankful that it is able to of
fer to the people of Salem and
the surrounding country an en
tire line of goods that will com
ply with the
Pure Food 'Law
enacted June 30, 1906, in every
respect,as toquality,age,strength
and maturity. We have the Only
Wholesale Family Liquor Store
in Salem and all goods bought
of us must be as represented or
your money refunded. Buy of
us and get the best the market
affords.
Free Delivery
Phone 175
tandard
1 48-1 56 S. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon
Knealy, E. J., corner N. 4th aifd
Pirio Sts. Improvements, $250.
Knighton, E. G., No. 475 S. 15th
St. Cottage, $1,400.
Kurtz, Frederick, corner Trade
and S. Church. Apartment House,
$4,500.
Kurtz, Frederick, Trade St., near
S. Church. Cottage. $900.
Lynn, W. H.. No. 365 N. 20th.
Bungalow, $1,500.
Lindsay, W. B., No. 1909 Asylum
Ave. Dwelling. $2,000.
Locke, O. C, 1304 Court St.
Dwelling, $2,600.
Lynch, Isaac, 15th St., near Fer
ry, No. 245. Cottage, $1,400.
Lynch, Isaac, No. 345 S. 15th.
Cottage, $1,000.
Lousignont, J. N., No. 1150 Mill
St. Dwelling. $2,000.
Lansing, Win,, Garden Road.
Dwelling. $3,000.
Lebold Bros., Chemeketa St.,
near 17th St. Barn $500.
Lomax, A. H., corner S. 19th and
Oak Sts. Cottage, $600.
Lamb, S. M., N. 17th, between
Asylum Ave. and "A" St. Cottage,
$1,100.
Lamb, S. M.. No. 530 N. 17th St.
Cottage, $1,000.
Lane, A. W., corner Hood and N.
Liberty Sts. Store building, $150.
Marsh, Henry, No. 50S N. 19th St.
Dwelling, $2,000.
Myers, A. E., corner S2nd and Mill
Sts. Dwelling, $1,200.
McFarland, W. M., No. 33 S S.
ISth. Cottage, $1,200.
McAdams. J. L., No. 245 "D" St.
Dwelling, $2,200.
Meredith. Dr. J. W., Church St..
between Ferry and Trade. Im
provements, $700.
Murphy, Chester G. and E. E
corner State and Commercial Sts.
Improvements, $6,000.
Mack, E. A., corner Center and
N. 23rd. Cottage, $400.
. Minto, John W., No. 201 Mission.
Mission Bungalow, $4,000.
May, H. L., No. 1475 Court.
Dwelling, $4,000.
McFarland. Thos., S. High, near
Lafelle St. Cottngw, $1,400.
Martin, Mrs. Carey F., S. Liberty
St., near Leslie. Bungalow at prob
able cost of $3,000.
Mase, Harry C, 1363 Saginaw.
Cottage, $1,200.
M.' B. Mitchell, 18th & Court.
Bungalow, $2,000.
Chester, G. and E. E. Murphy, 437
and 441 State. Office Buildings,
$700.
Mclntlre, Chas., 1595 S. Commer
cial. Dwelling, $2,000.
Mapes, Frank, corner Ferry and
15th. Cottage. $1,000.
McNary, C. L., Court St., near
Church. Garage, $250.
Meeker, Frank, S. Commercial
and Rural Ave. Cottage, $1,000.
Mortensen, M., No. 1690 S. High
St. Dwelling. $1,200.
McKay, Clyde, Fairmount Ave,
near Washington. Dwelling, $2,000.,
Morris, R. N., Fair Grounds Road,
O. D. BOWER, Manager
Liquor Co
near Highland Ave. Improvements,
$300.
McMillan, A. Clyde, Currant Ave.,
near Highland Avo. Cottage. $500.
McDonald, W. E., No. 2,280 Elm
Ave. Dwelling. $1,500.
Martin, C. H., corner ISth and
Lee. Sts. Cottage, $500.
Maynard, M. W., corner S. 19th
and Bellevue Sts. Improvements,
$250.
McCarty, Alex. S. 17th, near Oak
St. Cottage, $650.
Murphy. J. P., 555 N. Hlh.
Chinese Pagoda. $1,000.
Mott, W. S., No. 940 and No. 948
Union St. Double Cottage, $2,000.
Mott, W. S., No. 592 N. Summer
St. Improvements. $500.
Mott, W. S.. N. Summer St., near
Union St, Improvements, $1,500.
Moffltt, A. J., No. 1215 Commer
cial. Dwelling. $1,800.
McFarlnivo, J. C, corner N. Front
and Belmont Sts. Cottage, $1,200
McFarlnne, J. C, No. 1136 N.
Front St. Bungalow, $1,400.
Nlles, Mrs. Ida L., Winter St.,
near Center. Dwelling, $2,100.
Owens. W. H Elm Ave. Dwell
ing. $600.
Ohler, A. II., corner. N 14th and
Market Sts. Improvements, $400.
Poppa, Carl, No. 325 N 21st St.
Improvements, $500.
Pooler, J. A.. No. 13S0 Court.
Dwelling, $2,500.
Purvlne, F. L.. corner N. 5th and
"E" Sts. Dwelling, $2,500.
Parsons, G. J., No. 2005 Ferry St.
Cottnge, $1,200.
Potetr, C. N., No. 20S5 State St.
Dwelling, $2,000.
Pugh, Wnlter, No. 969 S. 13th St.
Bungalow, $1,S00.
Pugh, Walter, Waller "St., near S.
12th. Cottage, $1,G00'.
Phillips, Samuel. No. 701 N.
Church. Barn, $200.
Phillips. Samuel, No. 701 N.
Church. Dwelling, $2,500.
Peebles, A. W., N. Cottage and
"E" St. Dwelling, $1,500.
Pettyjohn, A., N. 14th, near State
St. Bungalow, $3,000.
Purvine, Ellis, No. 655 University
St. Buugalow, $2,500.
Purvine, C. D., corner Oak and S.
Winter. Bungalow, $2,500.
"Purvine, C. D., Oak St. and Win
ter St. Dwelling, $3,000.
Presnall, Mr., S. Libterty near Su
perior St.' Cottage, $400.
Pettyjohn, Mrs. Sarah A.. No. 781
N. Winter St. Improvements, $300.
Porter, H. H., Garden Road. Cot
tage, $700.
Peebles, H. M., N. 17th St., be
tween Asylum Ave. and "A" St,
Dwelling, $1,200.
Phlel, R. A., 1195 N. Front St
Improvements. $500.
Phlel, R. A., Market St. near
Front. Barn, $150.
Prultt, W. J., N. Front St., near
Gaines Ave. Dwelling, $2,500.
Qunintance, Goo., Lincoln St., near
Fairmount Ave. Cottage, $1,500.
The Model T Ford is a Popular Car. Because of Its
Design
The first essential of a practical,
successful automolblo Is that the
design ho right. Tlio dosign of
the Ford car is admitted to ho not
only correct but absolutely In ad
vance of that found in any othof
automobile admitted by other
designer as well as by every ono
of the tons of thousand of Ford
owners, for the Ford Modol "T"
Is not In the experimental stage,
it's a fullllodged tried-out and
proven proposition.
The casting of all 4 motor cyl
inders In ono block.
Tlio reniovablo ouo-pktco cylin
der hoad.
Tlio thormo-syphon cooling tfye
tern. The Unit construction (3 unit
to the ontlre chased). )
The 3-poInt suspension prac
ticed throughout.
Irreversible steering gear.
Ford patontod final drive.
The spring construction.
The I beam front axle.
The "built-in" magneto.
The automatic self oiling ar
rangements. Tho operation of all working
parts In oil baths.
Tho uw of Vanadium stool es
pecially heat treated in our own
plant.
Those tire all feature of de
sign Mint stump the Ford as
superior product. Kvery one of
these specifications would be rec
ognised a high grade even In a
$5,000 automobile.
Ml
Rostoln, Ed., N. 25th, near State.
Dwelling, $l;500.
Rockhill, H. M S. 20th, near Mill.
Cottage, $900.
Ryder, Fred, Marlon St. near 23rd.
Cottage, $350.
Russell, J. R., N. 24th, near Cen
ter St. Bungalow, $2,000.
Ratlolt, Joseph, No. 635 N. Capital.
Cottage, $750.
Roberts, F. B., corner Gaines Ave.
and N. Winter. Barn, $300.
Roberts, F. B., corner Gaines Ave.
and N. Winter. Dwelling, $2,200.
Roberts, Edward C, corner N.
Summer St. and Fair Ground Road.
Barn, $550.
Riggs, John, Marlon St., near Sum.
mer. Dwelling, $2,000.
Riggs, Silas T., No. 855 and No.
S59 Center St. Double cottage,
?3,UU0.
Reynolds, W. C, 061 "N. Capitol
St. Cottage, $600.
Riches. Geo. H 670 N. Winter.
Bungalow, $2,000.
Reynolds, Dr. J., High St., near
Ferry. Brick building, $2,000.
Ryan, J. R corner S. Winter and
Mill Sts. Bungalow, $1,G00.
Rex, Arthur, West Salem. Dwell
ing. $1,700. '
Ratllff, L. .D., No. 2172 Elm Ave.
Cottage, $1,400.
Richart, iMrs.. No. 1890 Broadway
St. Cottage. $500.
Richart, Cyrus.. No. 1S02 Broad
way St. Cottagie, $G00.
Richart, Cyrus, 186S, Broadway
St. Cottage, $500.
Richie, J. W., N. 4th St., near
Pino St. Cottage, $200.
iiucnie, is. ii., n. 4th St., near
Pine St. Cottage, $200.
Richards, Geo., Oak St., near 23rd
St. Cottage. $300.
Roberts, J. E No. 1129, N. Cot
tage St. Barn, $150.
Rutherford, W. A., N. Church,
near Chtemeketa. Barn, $150.
Ryan, R. R., Center St., near
Commercial. Store building, $400.
Royelts, P. M S. Commercial,
near Ferry. Improvements, $500.
Skaife, J. N., corner Chemeketa
and 19th. Dwelling, $2,000.
Snook, H., corner S. Liberty and
Bellovue Sts. Improvements, $2,000.
Salem Glove Factory, Oak St. inear
14th. Factory building and equip
ment, $2,500.
Spaulding Logging Co., foot of
Ferry St. Lumber shed, $2,000.
Spaulding Logging Co., foot of
Ferry St. Blacksmith shop, $500.
Spaulding Logging Co., corner
Front and Ferry StB. Offlco building
and warehouse. Cost about $8,000.
Spaulding Logging Co., foot of
Ferry St. Abutment along river,
$2,000.
Skiff, Will P., 1555 Fir St. Dwel
ling, $3,000.
Sloper, W. II., corner Bolmont and
Cottage. Cottage, $1,000. '
Stafford, C. W., N. 23rd St., near
Chemeketa. Cottage, $800.
Snlem, Fall City and Western Ry.,
W. Salem. Depot, $2,500.
Quality
Quality is a matter of material,
of workmanship, of tools, of shop
practice and policy. Bottor ma
terial than goes Into tho Ford
car cannot bo bought. Tho steel,
for Instunce, In tho Ford car ac
tually costs uh mora in splto of
the quantity wo buy than tho
steel used in tho highost priced
compotltlvo car that makes
quantity take tho placo of qual
ity. Workmanship is n muttorof
tools, niochanicfi and inspection.
Our pay-rolls provo tho quality of
tho two, our machine tool pur
chases the quality of tho other.
Tho tool .equipment in tlio Ford
shops is conceded to bo. at lonac
tho equal, if not tho superior, of
that of any shop In the country.
You may occasionally hear dis
paraging remarks regarding Ford
quality but usually tho man re
sponsible has an axe of his own
to grind. Did you ever stop to
figure that tho success of an in
ferior produot is Invariably short
livod; Tho Ford Motor Company
has hnd to double Its capacity a'
leant every 12 months sinco th-i
earliest days of the automobile
Industry.
Standard Motor Car
Portland CoiYipaiiy Oregon
,A,SalQmt .Fall City, and, .WesternRy
West Salenl, Second Si. Depot.
$200.
SouthWiek, Mrs. P. B., Marion St.,
near Capitol St. Bungalow, $2,000.
Seymour, John, N.' Summer, bo.
tween Hood and Shipping. Cottage
$750.
Sldpton. W. L., No. 371 S. Church.
Barn, $1,250.
Sauter, E. J., S69 S. 12th. Dwell
ing, $1,800.
Salem Fruit Union, corner S.
High and Trade Sts. Building and
equipments, $3,500.
Salem Fruit Union, Trado St., near
S. High. Improvements to cottago,
$300.
Sacred Heart Academy, corner
Cottage and Centor. Improvements,
$4,000.
School District No. 24, Garfield
school, corner N. Cottago and Mar
ion Sts. School building, $27,500.
Southern Pacific Co. Additions
and alterations to freight, wnrohouso
and track, $15,000.
Smith, P. P., High and Miller.
Dwelling, $2,250.
Sohultz, Grnnby, corner Bush and
S. Liberty Sts. Bungalow, $1,600.
Steusloff, Wm. K., No. 645 N.
13th. Dwelling, $3,000.
Steusloff, F. W., No. 205 Union
St. Bungalow, $1,700.
Steusloff, P. W., No. 22& Union
St. Bungalow, $1,700.
Steusloff, F. W., No. 245 Union.
Dwelling, $S00.
Steusloff, F. W., No. 235 Union.
Bungalow, $1,700.
Shaw, George, S. Commercial, near
Lincoln. Bungalow, $2200.
Sullivan, John, No. 1240 N. 14th.
Cottage, $1,200.
State of Oregon Cottago Farm.
Amusement and dining hnJl, $12,000.
Smith, J. G., No. 770 Chemekotn,
St. Improvements, $350.
Stoudomoyor, H. N., No. 219 S.
17th St. Improvements, $250.
Stiff, E. L., Salom Heights. Cot
tage, $2,000.
Stiff, E. L., Salom Heights. Cot
tago, $2,000.
Sauter, E. J., corner S. 12th and
Mission Sts. Bungalow, $4,000.
Skinner, Mrs. W. W., corner Los
Ho and S. 12th. Improvements,
$750.
Sauter, E. J., v corner S. 12th and
Mission. Barn, $200.
Short, Wm., No. 626 S. Capitol St.
Dwelling, $3,500. 7
Shultz, J, C, Fairmount Avo. Cot
tago, $700.
Sutton, P. A., 'Salom Heights.
Dwelling, $1,800.
Sutton, P. A., Salom Heights.
Bungalow, $1,800.
Sutton, J. C, Salom Hoights. Cot
tago, $1,500.
Shlpp, James, corner S. High and
Hoyt Sts. Dwelling, $2,500.
Shlpp, James. Salom Hoights.
Barn, $150.
Salem Browing Association, Trado
St., corner S. Commercial. Cold
storago plant, $10,000.
Weight
Weight is an item govornod by
tho quality of material used.
Wolght does not mako strength,
quality counts. Tho Ford is tho
llghoet touring car built. If It
woro too light, tho Ford would
not stand tho sovono tests to
which it Is subjected. Too light
a oar novor could win tho hill
climbs Innumerable that tho Mo
dol T has won. Too light a car
would novor hnvo won first place
' In the 1282-mllo Munsoy Relia
bility Run. Ford nevor built a
hoavy car and because gonorul
practice Is tho contrary, tho light
wolght or tho Ford has been wldo
ly crUIsed by ievory ono oxcopt
Ford owners. Ford owners do
not kick about Ford wolght bo
onuso not only will tho Ford car
they own comparo favorably with
tho performance of any othor car
in tho neighborhood, but tho gas
ollno, oil, tiro and repair bills
aro smaller. For sorvlco, dura
bility and gouoral utility, there
isn't a car nuido that shows hot
ter results.
. Suttom F 'A Salom" "Hoights.
Barn, $200.
Stato of Oregon Muto School.
Administration ,bulldlng(-48,0tf0.
Stato of Oregon jiMuTq School.
Dormitory, $9,000.
Stato of Oregon Muto School.
Boiler house, $1,000.
Stnpleton, J. 0., N. Llborty, near
Grovo stroot. Cottago, $800.
Staploton, J. C corner N. 4th and
Grove Sts. Cottago, $600.
Smith, G. H., cornor N. Llborty
and Grovo St. ImprovomentH, $300.
Smith, Mrs. Sadlo, N. Commercial,
near Columbia. Dwolllng, $650.
Schulz, J. a, No. 513 S. 18th St.
Cottage, $'800.
Smallman, J. C, No. 1480 Belle
vuo St. Cottago, $500.
Smith, Dennis, N. 15th St., near
"A" St. Windmill, $450.
Sorrlll, Wm.. N. 19th St., near Ne
braska Avo. Cottago, $900.
Sorrlll, Wm., cornor Kansas Are,
and N. 19th St. Dwolllng, $900.
Swisher, Wm., N. 19th St., noar
Kansas Ave. Cottago, $1,000.
Slagol, G. W cornor 16th and
Rickey Sts. Dwolllng, $2,000.
Slagel, G. W., cornor lGth and
Rickey Sts. Barn, $100.
Sharp, E. A., N. 16th St., near
Rickoy St. Cottago, $500.
Sharp, O. P., N. 16th St., near
RIcltfoy St. Cottago, $750.
Stogo, E. II., corner N. 12th and
"D" Sts. Bungalow, $1,400.
Smith, A. D., No. 1276 N. Liberty
St. Improvmonts, $400.
State of Drogon, Stato Pair Board.
Barns, $2,500.
Stato of Oregon, Stato Fair Board.
Entrance building lavatories and
rest room and sower, $15,000.
Smith, Joshua H., near Turner
Road. Barn, $100.
Stato of Oregon, Poeblo Mlndod
Institute Boys' Dormitory, $20,000.
Stato of Orogon, Poeblo Minded
Institute. Girls' dormitory, $20,000.
Stato of Orogon, Asylum. Assis
tant superintendont's cottago.
$5,000.
Stato of Oregon, Asylum. Super
intendent's cottage, $5,000.
Stato of Orogon, Asylum. Laun
dry, $20,000.
State of Oregon, Stato House.
Tilo floors, wiring and conduits,
walks and driveways on capital
building, $50,000.
Stato of Oregon Ponltentlary.
Stovta works and foundry, $25,000.
Snvago, H. H., N. Church St
Barirt $150.
Stato of Orogon, Fooblo-mindod
Institute. Barn, $3,800.
Smith, Joshua H near Turner
Road. Bungalow, $900.
Thompson, Mr., No. 395 25th St.
Cottage, $300.
Terwilllger, P. L., No. 325 S. 19th
St. Cottago, $1,000.
Tracy, E. N., Markot St., near
12th. Dwolllng, $1,00.
(Continued on Pago 2, 3rd Section.)
Price
Price Is tho last consideration
In tho salo of a Ford car, though
it may bo tho first In tho oyos of
tho purchaser- It would roquiro
a book to explain tho roasons
making posslblo tho vory low
prico, but thioy aro all Hummed
up In tho fact that any car now
soiling for sovoral hundrod dol
lars moro could bo sold at tho
Ford prlco It tho car woro built
by Ford, In tho Ford shop, In
Ford quantities, by Ford Moth
ods, providing tho Ford profit per
car would satisfy tho manufac
turer. Tho Ford prlcos aro
Touring Cm $1)50.00
Tournliout $050.00
lloudfcter 9000.00
Prlco including besides tho
mugnoto, nn extension top, an
automatic brnsB wludshlold,
spoodometor, two C-lnch gas
lamps, gouorator, 3 oil lamps,
and a horn. This is the equip
mant that is usually figured ns
"oxtrns," In most othor oars, and
tho nddod price is from $150.00
to $300.00
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